Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28
ARRIVAL OF rHE TEA SHIP.

The arrival Of the ship A. g. Ropes ~
Port Townsend, this morning, 10 noted
In Tacoma with some degree Of enthu-
slasm. The A. @. Ropes is the ship.
the sailing OF which from Yokohama On
| the 18th of July with cargo Of tea for
| this port, vas learned here and tele-
graphed TO the PoeT -INTELLIoKNcER on
she eyeninR az thai, day. The intelli-
Rence uas publIsh8d In the Tacoma
news colpran OF this journal exclusively.
among tie newspapers OF the Territory,
on the following meFning. The ship 10
laden with a, 600 packages Of tea con
signed to HeintEman 4 90, New York.
The cargo will require l5s cars TO carry
II across the continent and all available
yard space here IL taken up with oars
waiting, prepared to huFryiiualoug. The
ship is but " days out from Yokohama,
and an effort will be made 20 break the
previous record In the matter Of time
between the japan capital and the
American metropolis. This is the sec
ond ship bringing tea here tn the his
tory Of the city-tke first event Of the
kind being celebrated by the aFing Of
guns and q general public demonstra-
tion. The ship Il expected here tomoF-
row morning.
ARRIVAL OF CoLxmAs' CHrEAnKE.-
The Cinnamon promised BY w. q. Cole
nan 20 oIeFate the oannery ncFth Of
iowa arrived on Thursday evening.
Instead Of coming around By ocean,
they came up the Columbia 10 Portland
and thence here By rail. They arrived
on the evening train and took the rail
road trAek around under the bill and
alonQ the water front, and stopped az
the hotel in Old Town, and yesterday
IL Fiday) morning they went 10 the can
merry and began p1tting things 10 shape
for the season. The boat with the
necessary out6t on board arrived yes
tsrday aud al hands have been busy
sinee. They expect b have things IN
4hApe Ia day or 90 ready for the first
Symptoms Of the run. The Cinnamon,
By the gay, are all white men, mostlg |
native Americans, and are twenty seven
In number, Tue necessity will uot ex- |
isl 10 fence them 10 or restrain them in |
any way from coming gp town and |
apendinR their money according 30 their /
oun sweet, Uaited States will.
DocT0ns QuAERKELINa ogKn KLKTs |
scuEEDT.-Tee Kisinsahmldl case de- |
pelopa ne8 features Of intsFess every /
day. In resp0nss 10 the plead |
mas OF Mrs. Klsinschmidt, he /
wounded man vas Ekmoved from |
the Jail 70 tie Fannie @. Paddock Hos
pital, yesterday evening. DR.. Boards
lev Il 10 charge Of the hospllal aud il /
Wan understood that there would BE- no
trouble With regard 10 the physicians
already employed continuing their
treatment Of the patient. sheriff VIA /
was therefcre surprised whgn word Was
aent 70 him from she hoapisal that DFs.
Miller and Cas- would Geo be allow
a 10 attend apon him, JnAas
EoFinR, the prisoners counsel, there
apan declared that be woeid not Be die
lahed 10 80 70 wac should treat the "a.
iieDt. ard teRs II the physicians Who
bad already been engaged apon the
sase eoaid not coutiBus % at The hos
piial. than be weald have tha ra4n
moved back 70 isiI. RinAlly 10 uAs de-
sized % refer the matter 20 Blahop
Paddock, kleinachmidt 20 remain Al ne
hoGpit2l pendiEz bis decision.
DR.. Miller, with Dr.. nroUn who Il
Alao eonsnittng phySician 10 the case Il
lre physieians Al The Puget S0nnd Ool-
Ia9s dospttal-8 private tnstitutioa.
4
TIE err CoexcEx4 frsproVe
nent 90 Z street from Fsftssuth q
twenty nrst street. vas nndas e.nsidsF.
stioE ~ special session tAis Aftkrnnon.
fhe street. comGitsee repeated ths Uark
lad been conpietsa 10 aaosFd4nes vita
he eontFAet, that il lad bean aapersed
nd seEe1ty-1gs per eezk % the nasss-
seat ordered paid. j. J Hofland's |